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EPISODE · Oct 25, 2009 · 54 MIN

Lu Zhi - Environmental Sustainability in China

from Inside Social Innovation

How can a country like China, which is still relatively poor, balance economic and environmental concerns? In this audio lecture, Peking University Professor Lu Zhi, who was invited to Stanford by the Center for Social Innovation, offers thoughts on conservation and some of its broader implications. Her message is that reversing the negative effects of rapid industrialization is possible, even in a developing country. https://ssir.org/podcasts/entry/lu_zhi_-_environmental_sustainability_in_china

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